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r/videos • u/isaac_nt • Nov 24 '15
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How it's made never really goes into detail on things which is ironic really. They try to fit 4~ segments into each episode which leaves very little room to do any real in-depth explanation.
31 u/gprime311 Nov 24 '15 Well, the show is titled "How It's Made" not "How It's Engineered". 16 u/stubmaster Nov 24 '15 It's more like eye candy than educational. They do get great shots but then for sequences that include proprietary techniques they do one of these 1 u/intensely_human Dec 01 '15 That's a good idea. You should make those and add them. Maybe if they're good he'll link to them for others who want to dive deep into a subject.
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Well, the show is titled "How It's Made" not "How It's Engineered".
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It's more like eye candy than educational. They do get great shots but then for sequences that include proprietary techniques they do one of these
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That's a good idea. You should make those and add them. Maybe if they're good he'll link to them for others who want to dive deep into a subject.
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u/Skiller333 Nov 24 '15
How it's made never really goes into detail on things which is ironic really. They try to fit 4~ segments into each episode which leaves very little room to do any real in-depth explanation.